October 2011

Universal design is an idea that should be at the forefront of anyone’s mind that develops instruction.  According to the National Center on Universal Design for Learning, “Universal Design is a set of principles for curriculum development that give all … Continue reading →

Recently, I came across an article about ways to create a storyboard, The Art of Storyboard. The author emphasized the usefulness of the storyboard for e-Learning project development. He used three analogies for viewing the storyboard as a tool, an … Continue reading →

There are many reactions one can have to a computer going down.  For someone who’s an ed-techer, that reaction isn’t pretty.  I’ve been on a borrowed laptop for weeks now (my good desktop has had to go in for extensive “surgery”) and the lappy’s good for email, but not for virtual worlds.  So what’s a virtual [...] Continue reading →

What is a MOOC?  If you use an acronym generator you could come with Morbid Oddity, Oblivious to Crapulence” or maybe Milky Offering Operator Crusade.” In this case, MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Course.  Simply put, it is a … Continue reading →